Rough Edit

This rough edit was used to block my scenes together so that I could get a general idea of what my final film opener would look like. It made me realize that the scene with Beth was unnecessary and would waste time and film space. Following that, I used the rough edit to keep track of the shots and edits I wanted to complete.



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